NYD Clone 1st Grow
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Shwagbag
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That's good news. That is a calyx with two yellow pistils. That is a vaj-jay and it will turn into lots of blooming sticky buds desperate to catch some airborne semen. lol
No semen for you ladies.
gliwrx
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Shwagbag
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I was worried about that when you said how long you were gone. Water them liberally. When the soil gets really dry they tend to runoff a lot of water rather than absorbing it. Make some extra solution and make sure they get nicely saturated. Keep lifting up the buckets and checking the weight to ensure they are good. Without seeing them or knowing how long they have gone without I cant say what will happen but I will tell you that they will amaze you with their resilience. They recover very well although it will stunt them at the very least. look in 24 hours and you might just say HOLY SHIT.
gliwrx
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schwag ur the man, the last watering was on the 5th. theyre still really green and only have a few yellow leaves so i know theyre not completely dead. all the leaves are drooping bad and completely lifeless looking though. I watered them well and im really anxious to see how they look in the morning. I really hope they come back!
gliwrx
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Theyve already livened up a ton within the past 3 hours!I think you will be pleasantly surprised how well they bounce back
Shwagbag
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The wilted brown ones yes, but leave the wilted leaves.
Are you flowering the mother too?
afrothund3r
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wow, those look good.. You should do some trimming, itll help with the ventilation in the tent
gliwrx
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i might use a bloom enhancer in a few weeks
gliwrx
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day 19 of flower i think. and im having a few problems. some of my lower fan leaves are getting yellow and burnt tips. i started big bloom the other day and gave them plain water today. does this look like nute burn or is it a deficiency? also the flowers on the left plant dont seem to be as mature as the right plant. pic 5 is the plant on the left and pic 2 is a lower node of the plant on the right, you can see the difference.
Shwagbag
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I think it does look like a touch of nute burn but too bad. Stick with another feeding of water and get a fair amount of runoff. Then think about coming back to the big bloom weakened a bit. Do you have all three fox farm nutes, Grow Big, Tiger Bloom and Big Bloom?
If you have all three you should use their feeding schedule found here if you don't already have one:
http://www.foxfarmfertilizer.com/soilfeed.pdf
When you decide to feed next, give them a little bit of N (veg nutes), they like it in weeks 3 and 4 of flower to keep the foliage healthy and productive as you can see on the feeding schedule. The feeding schedule will also help to avoid deficiencies as the FF schedule claims to offer all necessary micronutrients. I used it my last grow and had PH issues but no apparent deficiencies that weren't my own fault.
RE: bigger buds on one compared to the other. There is always a workhorse in every one of my crops, some plants just do better than others
I wouldn't be concerned. Sometimes plants move faster in flower too, which just means they finish a little ahead of the others, even when they are from the same mother sometimes. Overall still looking good. Get those CFL's as close as you can to the plant without touching. Within 2-3 inches would be best.Thanks for the updates man, having fun watching. Have a good weekend!
gliwrx
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Im actually only using big bloom at the moment. I was told that I wouldn't need the rest by the guy at the local grow shop. Should I get the rest of the trio? I will also add some N and flush more next time I water. I followed the directions for general feeding on the back of the big bloom. Thanks again for all the help schwag.
Shwagbag
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Nah, you're fine if you don't want to spend the money. Yeah I would probably water with straight water one more time and get some runoff, then go back to feeding with a weakened Big Bloom and whatever N fert you have. Maybe 1/4 strengh BB and 1/4 strength N. After that water again no nutes, then up the feeding a bit more perhaps 1/2 BB and 1/4 N. Basically letting them use some of the residuals. If the burning continues to get worse consider a flush, but as it looks now I wouldn't worry too much. What do you have for N ferts?
gliwrx
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sounds good thats what ill do. i actually dont have any N yet, any recommendations on brand?
Shwagbag
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You know Gliwrx, I'm wondering if the pics aren't a touch of N deficiency. Have you ever given them any N nutes during veg? You really haven't fed them much....
On the 9th they were stressed from drought, I think you gave them straight water right? How much Big Bloom per gallon did you feed them and how many times since then?
On the 9th they were stressed from drought, I think you gave them straight water right? How much Big Bloom per gallon did you feed them and how many times since then?